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POLICE. r 7 S p.—Citar/es' BroP2 - ,., n Kappa "' • 41 '•- ,, t .. y"" )1 . Wll5 charged ;._:. the Loa . -_,,...1„ 701; ,.‘viii1 picking the t"i Per,,n narn , d residing in the ~ n nt.l, on, Saturday List, in the Old Bailey, ,-.7lnet-bnok,..containitig 13.1nk mites and pro. -ites fo a large'emonnt, and also a check on Messrs. I,vrevre and Co. for 7i. 17 , 4. the of a 'Mr. Moore, which:Mr...Phillips had in ;&'3rf -) is care. Mr. Moore, who was the principal agent in the eppychension of the Prisoner, stated, that he and his I wend, Mr. Phillips, were walking through the Old li,;hey on Saturday last ; that when they came op ), -ate the DebtOrs%door . of Newgate; they felt tnemselres pushed against by some persons from behind, and - turning round, saw the Prisoner, in company with a tall man. Not Suspeaing their intention, they took no notice of the circumstance ; ,hortly after Wards, Mr. Phillips missed his pocket. bo,,k. An instant convibion of the intention of the Prisoner and his companion pushing against them struek their mind ; and Mr. Moore recollecting that his check was in Mr. Phillips's pocketbook, went to the house of Messrs. Lefevre and Co. to stop payment, where he was advised to remain a short time, as in, all probability the check would be 1)R:- tented , without delay. With this advice he'com. plied, and had not waited long before a ticket porter, • named Palmer, came in and demanded payment for the very check, which Mr. Moore instantly recog nized. The check was then returned to Palmer as bad, and Mr. Moore followed him out, saw him de. livtir it to the Prisoner, whom he recolletaed to be one 'of dull persons he had seen in the Old Bailey pushing him' forward, and whom be immediately seized and coudu6ted to the Poultry Compter, where, on being searched, were found on his person five 1.1. and one tool. Bank of England notes ; but no part 9 r the property that had been contained in the pocket-book. The officers recognized the Prisoner to be an old acquaintance, and stated him to be a professed ama teur in the skilful exercised his profession, and they believed, in point at neat and dexterous operation, in the course of his prattice, even Barrington him self did not excel him. He was committed, 'for a re-examination, to take place on Saturday next, when it is hoped seine person may attend to claim the t 001. note. Fuller, Uare, Mallingbam and Bartlett, four fel lows belonging to a gang of depredators, who have long infested the vicinity of Bishopsgate-street, were charged with stealing a Bitch of bacon from the shop of a eheeserribtager in that neighbOurhood. charge could hot, however, be fully substantiated ; but being unable to give a proper account of their in ens of gaining a livelihood, and it evidently ap pearing that they 'ere a dissolute and profligate set, they were sentenced to one month's imprisunt»ent in Bridewell. • LK/hams and e. Nightingalc„.two . 10.114ws well known to the officers of Police, as lifters in a very extensive way, were charged with stealin‘ , a piece of cloth, value 251. from the ship of Mr. Taylor, in Cheappide. C. Hoare, the shoptn,to of Mr. Taylor, stated that as he was opening his master's shop on 'Thursday morning last, he perceived, the prisoners lurking about .the house, and anspOling their intentions were not the most honest, be went into the shop and secured the door, after which he proceeded to take down the shutters, but on his entering the shop afterwards he missed the piece of cloth alluded to., His suspicions haying been' raised on seeing the prisoners in the morning, he gave in formation to the Police Officer, Sap well, who, from the description given, instantly recognized the pri soners, and apprehended them on Saturday night in Bishopsgate-streeN Nightingale had on his bead, just before he was .apprehended, a box of raisins, Nv h ich he dropped,, on the ,prisoner Williams calling out to him to ding it, and ran ott They were both shortly afterwards secured. There appearing to be some Other charges against them, they were remand ed far a further examination, in order that the parties might*attund , IJNtost.l-IALL,-lllicltael Callaghan was charged with having . stopped and robbed a woman in the High-street in the Borough, at an early hour on Sunday morning, of her cap and neckerchief. She Called out stop , thief, and two of the otlieers stopped him, and on se:trait, found the articles in his pocket, which were now produeed and sworn' to. The Prisoner was fulti committed for trial at the next Assizes. CITAIBRIDGE, JAN. 29. On Saturday last, after a week's examination, the following Gentlemen were admitted to the degree of 13.1ehetors of Arts • Mr. Alder3on of Canis College, Senior Wrangler. Sr. 1 1 0;e:, ‘;ree.nwood, Failow sicllt4 o.lvira Leeson, Evans,. Fayrer, Bidwell, t'tWaly, . i gusden, , Drake, F. Carrnerie, Cams. CoIlly,p ; -.Mtsso , Stanley, Turner, lohuson,VVard, :11ael. • Trinity. 11,111.-4ieitirs . . flutchin3, Shaw, NUcclla, C 914- ;Nlotinuey, Gustiing. t,olle,,r,—Aleisrs , Cooper, L'Oste, Ucan. Queen'aCol.cge.—Mcasrp.Ciuntain, Deaver ' Hey,Thomp• 491 t, (aDver. Catharine it'll.— Mcssrs. Harrison, Veldatt, Girtilestone, Matto,le.t. . o,llcge,—Mrssrs; Ward, Metcalfe, Atkinson. - .;i. Roberts, Eaton,. T4ylor, 'ft 01', ;or .Priretarcl, Fotward,. ohnutra, Steak, L'atowahl. Mag„taten, Col tQgo,—Messrs. Fisher, Baker, Sandford Trimry Collegt!.—Messrs. BeyleY, Gilly, Jeremy, Parker, Pl,iec, t;, -11argreaves, Handley, kiewiLt,•srezttli.y, Pearson, tiewgill, Wheelwright, sin, Mintier, Lyon, franks, Lloyd,: Maxwell, Fortescue, Arkwright, Eagle, 'forvilley, Cookson, Burnaby, farhill,, IL enamel Collese,—Messrs. Coppkrd, Tuik, Kin#„, As. ke*: Sidney College.—Messrs. Bendier, Butt, Hulk, - Carew, y mon . No dimitietion of honour is observed in Allis List. • The Rev., Wer. Grairges Cantley, B. A', of Pembroke. !sat t, juttiur reltow of Clare Inscotland-tlio , ivinter has beet) wore severe dui i 14., twill for 14e. ,1.414 torty I* 4,41. Nu. 4 t At I,l)e•!...itiN-Or4•,'Gv; tio. 1 1 Stra:ij ro ,11:11;c1 to:emends, Urde s LAW REPORT. COURT OF COMMON PLE?,S, JAN. 26. TUE CONPANY OF FRAM-WOlni. V. PAINE. This was an naion for debt, to recover frovii the Defendant pfnalties for following his trade of frame- Work knitter, without freedom of this Company ; for* having ne4leaed to take 'Up his freedom alter having served an apprenticeship of seven yeais to one Fletcher, aireeman ; and for teaching and in struaing a -person in the art,' not being his own child, without tAking him apprentice; all which was contrary to the by-lawn of said Company, and to their Charter,. which had been granted to them in the Itith of Charles 11. The Plaintiti - ;) had ob tained a verdia, and it now came before the Court, upon al - notion for a non-suit to be entered, upon the grounds that it was contrary to existing statutes, and was,- in fa&, placing a restraint upon the Com men Law'.—Rule granted. TtILLOCK V.A.TNDLEY: • Serjeant , LENS moved for a new trial in this case. He stated that the Plaintiff was broker, and bad brought his action against Defendant, al lodging that two and an half per cent. was, not stt i. cient commission upon foreign ships, nor so much as he was warranted to demand by custom ; a ver dia had been given for Defendant. He moved for a new trial,. upon the grounds of the verdict having been contrary to 'evidence; nine witnesses having, sworn 5 per cent. to be the customary sum ;''he ad mitted some witnesses had been called, who bad stated, that they did not know of any difference be tween charges for foreign ships and others; but there was also another question which Ito wished de tertnined; and winch he stated as highly important to brokers in general, viz. whether the broker had any rights to charge commission upon demurrage Justice LAwitErtct, observed, as to the first point, that it had been before a ,fury and decided ;:as to the latter, he said it had become quite fashionable of late to charge so much' per cent. upon' bUsiness tfausaCled, instead of estimating it by the trouble it occasioned, which was, a procedure very objec tionable. A case lately cattle before 'him, where so much per cent. was charged fur tpeaswing =the gaily window frames; :apd this charge not being disputed, he could not interfere; had the frames been made of deal, .or cheaper timber than maho ptry, it would have been the same per cernage— there Mr4i neither reason.por justice in. such trans aations.—ltule retused. • KINGSBURY V. LONSDALE. ' Mr. Serjeant Basr moved the Cotirt for a Rule to shew cause why the verdict obtained in this cause by Plaintitf,. should not be set aside, and a new trial granted. It was an anion upon a policy of insurance grtnied on the ship Lady 'Warren from St. Domingo tor England. The Plaintiff's case had been borne out only by. • Philips, who was the sailing. Captain; The Lady Warren had agreed to sail - in company with the Mary, .through the Caicos Passage ; while going through the Passage; the Lady Warren ran on the rocks, and was lost. The Captain of 'the Mary thinking her management 'Very extraordinary, men tioned it at Lloyd's immediately upon -his arrival in London. The evidence of Philips .was completely eontrudiOed by the lq t .k.bo)k,.anctit was alledged ,that t1,44.1u5s of the ship originated either in her not being sea-worthy, inextroine negligence, or in her being purposely run on shore from fear of _ her not being able to cross the Atiantic.—Ritle granted. MAWMAN V. GILLE'TT. Mr. Serteant VAUGUAiI, moved that a non-snit should be entered in'this case, and a new trial granted. He briefly skated, that Mr. Mawman hart employed Mr. Gillett to print Anacharsis, - and. N ugent's Dictionary, the paper for which, furnished by Plaintiff, Mr. Gillett had promised to in::ure, bat negleaed, and it was consumed by fire. The two leading questions, he said, were no to be consi dered as set at rest, viz, as to the custom of the trade to insure" and as'to'Mr. Gillett having undertaken to insure. At the last trial, this undertaking, on the part of Dei'endant, was proved'; 'At it appeared, that although Mr. Mawman had 'employed Defendant to print the works in question; the paper sent in to Mr. Gillett was only in part Plaintiff's property, several other booksellers having shares in each of the above mentioned works. Mr. Maw man purchased the paper and employed the printer ; and the other booksel lers afterwards paid their respeetive shares into his hands ; so that, in fact, /he had only the manage ment. Upon this an exception was taken, which he now Urged, whether Plaintiff could recover • the. shares of the other parties. The Learned' Gentle man also urged, as.another objeCtion; that the Edi tor of Anacharsis had been the cause of delay, that he' was engaged by Plaintiff, and that if he had fur- Dished copy for the last part of the work, as rapidly as be 41d for 'the first part, the work would have been finished and delivered before the, fire happened. From this beinfetred, that the loss was occasioned, by it reolarity Of Plaintltf's servant, or agent; or' 'any other name by which the Editor might be called, -while "acting for Plaintiff, and consequently the loss should not be sustained by Defendant. ?the latter argument was resisted by the . Court, if Defendant found delay to operate against 'the safety of the paper, he might have returned it, or have given notice to Plaintiff to that effect The rule was then granted upon the'first point. CftrLD ST&ALINQ IN SC an, AN n.--on Wednes day the High Court otiusticiary at 14.:tlitiburgh, hay-, ing advised the informations ordered in the case of Ractiael, Wright, convicted of child-stealing, pt Glasgow, delivered their opinions at great length,— Theit Lordships unanimously agreed in finding that child-stealingis a crime, according to the law of Scotland, and one that, as often as it had occurred, had been punished Sentence of death was therefore pronounced, on prisoner, who to he executed on,the atb of 11arcli,--liefoie pro pouneiug sentence, the Lord i Jostice tna,dP a • ntOst impiesaive and eloquent uddress to the uultv py N.vormn. All their, LhOsbivs reSeht.: A 1... w days sioce, as Mrs. of Prins , stif.!t:t, Mileklll,ll,S-10:1fit W,t3 shtinz •.)11%.: Was, bt.:I4CLI With a tit, ZillLi 101 j;it.o fine, icy whi L di her Ming, face, hands, «:t-re !0 hoes.iii , ly helot, tliac she cfich t;le IILXL flay 41 gi OteSt , ; lIUNI'ING. The Earl of Darliukon's hounds ,- for • the I:st , , time, are_now atriveu 10c.., tioncaster country ; !.e will in future confine himself 'to tle. 'llaby, Cete rick, -find . 11oroughbridge 'counties. It is much doubted whether any one Will be so rash as to at tempt in future to sustain the pa/B*d reputation of the Badsworth . Hunt. The times are wonderfully altered, and. the system of hounds' entirely c!'ittogedi , for even ,the„. fregnently.happy and pointed allesion of " non Slllll quells' Clwe couh.l Il Jt 1 111 W rd ,, t O re • th o se heroes to any, ,honourable.distinetiol m the chase, so that we may truly say,.'' 0/Vora mutin- Jur et nos inOtaniiir in illis." The r Earl or. Scarborough, whose hounds, when Mr. Saville, were in such. high ri!pute,. has,had fatuous opportunity of improving their excellence, In addition to bis turmer good country, he has se leeledthe best part of that witiCh was the Duke of Leeds's; and it ,abundance of garne,;a princely t'or.. tune, a noblo enthusiastn, and a ,well,.regulated system, give vigour to the chace , op.one caotloAt, from the character of his Lordship, .bit that in all these he must,Ominently excel. Ilk Grace ; Of Leeds, from pouring all hiS speed into the rapid gape," has now retired to enjoy hiS " , triumph over .the timid hare the tuf, seems at present, however, to come more immediately under his Grace's depart ment ; he has,alreadyentered upon that, career pith every flattering prospect of success, and we-heartily wish it may continue, " ab ova us'jue ad nial4.“, AI4,EXTIAARDINARY OLIAS•E'. Early on the morning of Wednesday, the i tth inst. the hounds of William Beecher Wrixon, Esq. of Ballygiblin, county of Limerick, nnkenneled a sporting fox,- ,of great expectation, at•Brogogue, who led a large field of well-mounted• linntsmen a chase of near 25 miles. From the coin' in which he was found, he ran, over a champaign country for six miles, in nearly ,a direct line, by Doneraile, when .he traversed to wards 'Mallow, to Mountuorth, Ballygiblin, Castlecor, and then ran for The rock ef Lisearrol, which being. stopped, ha made' oft' f or Glover's Glen, where the hounds were, for • aleW minute bsifli.ed in, a veryl:thiok 'Cover,' by fresh foxes; but,trete to their game, they •soen forced the hunted for tp break cover agalhornd tan hiM sd close from thence to . Churchtown (the foxllind dogs being often in the same field)r-thetdie just saved his life by throwing himself into an earth, -,when only about two hundred yards a-head of .the hounds,— ,ISTever.was there finer hunting, or a more propitious day ; and mettle, blood, and high Condition alone could support the exertions of it ; however,, towards the end of the chase,. several horses of valuable per formance were so nearly exhausted, that their mer ciful ridera would not press them on, and of those who carried their • riders through, some . were mediately sent to the stables of the Bev. Freeman Crofts, of churchtown ; where, ,notwithstanding every possible care wns taken of them, one, the property of ,Mr..Freach (who performed wonders). expired the next day, and it is feared snore of tnem,, whose lives were eared by bleeding, &c. will hardly be fit lo engage in the.sports JA . the field again for the seaietf. On Saturday the WI) inst, a, fox was forced from his kennel in thepkintations west` Oinexliam, and pursued ulna. taken At Lcive-Lody 'UAW, ne:tr ton, in Cumberland, atter a '=base of upwards of 40 miles. • . • • Thursday : evening the audience, qt. the Plymouth Theatre were . considerably annoyed ,by some. tins., cniovous persons in the slips (said tot ,be young naval officers), ono of whom threw. nglass bottle :into the orchestra ; however, : finionately did no in jory ,to any person there. ComideraWe contusion ensued, and means were used to apprehend ttxe cut. prir, who escaped: clete4ion., The .M 4 mager bas offered a reward. for iris apprehension. .• Aletter frord,the West end of Loch Tay states that a smart shock of an earthquake was felt at Kit lin, and tor.'several miles round, on Monday; the 9th inst. between tivennd six 'o'clock in the morii ng. BIRTHS., On,the it,stinst, at ROwdert-hill,' near Bath, the Lady o f the Key. thirtees, of a thin. On the 2att inst.. at Boxwell, Gloucestershire, hlrs. yy Lee %Varner, of a Son. On the zytf> th4t. at her house in Albentarle.street, the Lady of itonert Lukin, Esq. it a Daughter. • - • • • On Thursday last, at litamtielJ, the Lady of the Rev.. Edward liourchier, or a Daughter. MAR iqEb,. Wheatt !t}.: , On 'Tuesday last , at St. George's, Bloomsbury , M r . llor. 1 lox, .of ChiSiNdll-street, tO l'ltObe, eldest dikkighter 01 jay, ' lohnsion; Esq. of Lincoln. On the ittli Inst. at h iilsla, thn Rev. tW..Burrows, M.A. to Miss. Stuck, eldest:o4o4er 01 Bishop of On Thursday, at Bath, the Rev. L.' Neale Vansittart, se.. coati son of G. Vattsittart, Esq. M. N. for Ilerks, to Kuhl Spooner, second daughter of Isaac Spooner, of Elm. • stun, irt,thq County of Warwick. • Or! Saturday last, L. Hadrian, Esq. to Miss . Elinor Taylor. • On the alb inst. the Rev. Henry ,Hervey Bober, of the Brltillt.Museum, to Miss Stuit4 l daughter of Harty Smith, Esq. of l'entonviite. Yestoitay, at Sc. 'Matin's :Church, Butter Thamptii*l Claxton_, Esq. eldest son of Robert Cl axton, Ls q . ut tris tol, IQ b liss. Lucy Slno.:kbutillt Andardob, prdy.,Oatiott:o of: loan Proctor Ancierdon, ,_____ • It E TOR :s/ OF %OLE Al' 1 N itf.A.RIC..t ANIE , lly N 1 ?r,Sry. Cid 1L L) 1123 M 4 1.1.1 . A $, Meal Weighets, Inc triing only tiO h vith of iiiii. /0 the :Ist of )art: agree - Au!). to the Ad. 4 81 .)carters at 99, od St Quarters at 9.1 s 04 3z6 -- at Os od 21Z --*--...-.• at - 9ti 04 i i ; - - at 97. i od 143 -- at tpi 1 1109 --.... at 94 od I i 4 ------- at lip a 99 - :It go bd 1/0 •••••-------. at SSS 4.41, • AM( 70 ijurrteri at gos. per Quarter'[" T 014: i 46 ;,?uaitera. -,tvera4c yis. 34. ~ , - .i,:. 4 , 1' ad. !Vier Chau last Return. .. A. RUTURN t)E Ft o f)Uß„ ....... ...- , Fioni [an. 4, to Jan. ...), from the Cricket-difice. „,...-. Sacks. s. d. Sacks. s. d. S..cks. S. it , so -- go 0 75 ---- 04 v - 7 8 D ,„ --- IS tits; ; o stz - Si o as' ---- 77 ~ ai -- 3 4 6 f szs_ -- lit o alp .—.7— *ii 'l. T . 339 -- ..; 0 1 5998 --., ---= So o 1 ---= 73 1 734 — B 3 0 i ii -- 79 0 I , - 49 ---.-,..• /4i And s Sacks at ns. pa Sack. . 'runt-17.46a sacks. --A:v.:110V - 845. ,ski. , per S;u 3 kt' 25. 91. per Sack loishr.r that, last INk.*Ck.. . • .____!---____.........--......,..a 'AVERAGE NOCE OF ENGLAND ANiD , WACtf;'' j3u. 21. 9ns 6.1 I atric..yr '44s - lid J9 s oat, ;i s GA; , t c. 0..: ,64i .04 . - . .. ... 1/RIOE o 1101'S. • It_sc,s. • ,• ro,:Krrs. , ~ ,1 Kent, I.'is,„ to 41. 15s. Kent, 41..1.. t,.., il. t2i. ,„ lit.lsse*,3l... gs: t 0,31. 15., . S.u*sex4 31 1 , ),„ to 4t. 6,.. ...,. lissex, 3t. ):1. to 11. 1,13. i'dttlilittll, 7i. 44. to 1.., us. •,.,- tibMIQ/I.l* 1:: AN 1),J1:1-tiA DEN•klltAii.. VIA.FIK CIISA BV the Carta g e. Beef 31.41:i. to . 51;. arl.'t Vogt • 4s. Bd. to 0 . . 14 ; Nlutton , 4 3s. lid. to, sod. I rod( ss. 0..1. La t:;. 431 --, l? ltiC,li 9I: 1. Ii,ATILE It (per lb.) AT 1, t'...Al) I'. 111 A Li— Hutt's, s'o tO 56fti. iklt -- •- . ASO. to zia. OittNico..to , 66114. eaelt I i .... . . 234. ,to ak.l„ . Nt:i'cliintit'llieki, •, - ':. . 'Sit. to 2,0 d. Dressing liid,,:s, ~.... .; ;.;-,, •p , r I'd, tO tz...pt. Fine Coach Hides, - ...... - 141. to 24.. t. esqp klides, 45 to 4olb. itOiclitlinA - 180. to lAtt• Ditto, '` 30 fit '4otb. • IN. to 144. Call S4itts, 33 to 43113. i6d. to 341. per lbs--: , • '. IX4to, .: . 5 to 701 b. 30. to. stl4-„plr lb, .... ... Ditto; 70 . t0.831b. 334; v't 34.1. pig II). . . t Stitch Staid (Grecolatul) rid. to 3',A. per. lb. Littge tittto, - Loos. to 14)3. per Dozed.- ' . Co4t-Skios, . . --s, to —S. Tattried Horse HideS, ' isa. to god. per lb. , ..----. • , • RAW 1111)P.S. UCKI : iltirCfSall (l SteCni(V.St. ; Oratoary, ts. 8,1. to ts. wt. '. . . . is."6A. to Is. J . '..larket Call, tzs. oh. e.b.14 Middling, 25. 2Lt. to 25. ',lC.'. Eng. Horse! ss ,tol- J. 0,.t. do* . . . , . Prits .. 2S. (Kt. td 45. ott. • , ____ OF TALLOW. St. James's Market 6s. 64. Town Tallow s Clare Market 6i. 64, Yrilow Russia t sis. —z;• Whirechapel Market 6s. tld. Whitt I2i. 00. oS. 01! .per stone of B lb. Soae . do. rt - 211. —d. csa• 19$. 51-4:. Seams; Stull*S4#. —s• "`" Average price 6s. Oct. Ditto rough pp.. s6s. Graves 148, od. Grxxi Ore •s od. Yellow Soap, Ir6s.—Mottlesi, 12,65.--Latt.l, 130$. P rico of Candles per . dozen, ISS !Gs.. oa. St. lANII:S's HAY MARKET, lA.:. 30. , lily, 51. 104. to 6L ISL. oil.---A.Ver. 61. 2i. 6 t. , Str.ov, tl. 49i. Qii. to 21. 23. od.--Aver, 21. 03.101. WHITECIIArrt. iIAV MARKET. Hay 51. roe, ad. 10 61. 12 , ,. at. New, *I. os. od. tool. o*. od.—Aver. 01, os: Clover. 61. coi.O. lo 12f.. oti.—A vec. 71. tliJoit. "A ad, to 11. oa,--.Av,!r; it. L is. fo4t! i C A L.MA RV. ET. Ships at Market. strict. am 33. 3 Newesstle at 6ls 01 las of 4 Stinderland _ Ji at 5As ix; has di 3S. 2 Newcastle • ; at 603 ud —s 04 3 Sunder,suit t at 4 9$ . c 5 4 • 'to • t Cinders t at 3l oil Newcastle 4 at SBx ,91 63s Sutidettand 5 at 49 5 I.ld sas tt. "'"'"'"*"•••• ~: • Tf j .T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New .116dg...street London. N Spring of t 7g4 . l E w din a b s it a l ti h fi& May el 2 A ' V l it 6al):"' the t •Velcretl Complaint, which I' treated with hula& emcee for five months; . but was then obliged .to applY I' o ' 3 re gular Physician, who put a, temporary stop .to tbeltina knee of the Disease (by mercurial applications) tbr scan' I was reduced _to 4 state almost 011- . . rar.llloo4 an d beyond d helSvcerip ;been n time; but erowing, in slate of all medicine and the advrc7,4 of the first Gentlemen Qt floe Faculty. here,' weree ari woe foritvoYors , ' al be te ingg an entire ansl ides fed from lie.att to.tbot.—my head, throat, nitnithr 'nose, l i e n g 4 5 .9 arms,. &c. useless; in. short, I heave had from twenty. thirty n danger so and nearly totally do - O f sigl . would .be voluminous to particuli i prkveci eating ulcers on My -holy, i . t zt . ii tt my cabe-lisffide it to say, there never vies, or 0.1. 1 will be, .one of a more dangerous, more ci - nopn,' cared nature. I was long looked upon Oy .my friends,' myself, 'beyond all hopes . of reCiivery ; and, 0 1- ( * e l , i n my then cetulition, death was preferable to more than miserable state., In this drtadiul situation 110 - I __ .1 drag a most miserable existence, till Divine Provitionc s ' threw in in way a Newspaper containing rite Cab . ; Ut j • M r. 11. of 'Plymouth—my 'friends read it, 1 could noi atilt and mewed some, of your I.EtAKE's PATiftri., C 1 LLS, which, by using from time to tithe, ant now, aw have lone a th br i t 11 ( Ad ai 1 . a er tin m ei ore, th r t i l v ia i s u :nt h r e : l - t e b ar y s ,c i i t i t i d id es i c, distress), in good a state of , health: as ever I enjoyed; 3s . a born me alew months ago. In _gratitude to Goa, and In 1 1 00 ot rendering my tellow-creature serviCe,' requeit -you CO publish this; and you may at .any time refer persons who wish to be satisfied ,of the ..truth ,of this, or further part!' culars*, to me or my friends, by letter or,person. Astew cases for badness will ever equal mine, and oo tir l° eiceeti- it, I nave from experience every 'reason to man kind; that. in your LEAKE's 'PI LLS.' they vi11 1 "'" stire, sperd - F, sate, and radical cute, for that, most nrc i „, ful tif the Venereal' Disease, which is railed a n i ) ? kM • jOHN THOMPSOP', Iniunnountable.family reasons prevent making atill4 nitie and address public; but creditable persona. "' wanting informatinti may also be referred to me and friend:: by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Ctardens, Edinburgh• ovpared and fold by the 'Sole Proprietor ' T. 'PIO/1.0114 Alember of the • Royal College of Surge on in Landon, at his house, No. New Bridge-street, Where he will give Advice without a fee, to persons my these fills, and will answer patients letters, it f oi s t pascl, on the same terms,- observing an all oases the .1 ? ) 0 secrecy; no person's name or case having n.,r 0 ,. mentiotittl, but at their own particular request, .by the during the course of more than thirty - s ix yea r t nat. he has. fief the conduding of an extensive sale of "" atir,ve Nletriitine, and 'the practice arising therefrom• T :icy are also sold by hts - Appointment, , - er the con: nience ot those living, at a • Mstante, by Mr. 13 3 ,11 0 .! E.clinbulgit ; Mr. Macdonald, Printer, ills to whom also Mt. T. refers for his address; ar',: i „ Perfumer's, No. 3e,• St. Alhart's-street, hot:ease:l*s .Toy-shop, No. tos, eford-street4 Mr. , 7,, 1101-street-hill, nearly9posite the, n i tle r' tcci's, Ito9kseller,Nn. •., , 'l3llllc"l)attlt:',.(t,tn, DiAbl ; and bY i cvc-ly consideranle town in Great-Brinui_on , of ..only as. ;WU'S 9d. each, sealed _up 7 .4% ' , II pt dirtiait;ll4, Whereby persons Of willyease and secrecy. " uP I jib, GeOAL Wit:tin is sea! r o l P rii i„ printed, , the Stainp-9tlice--`4 1 ,; , • nip:, on :W4I!CO, by ,CI Ile jar Itiate4trett." to imitate Which is ft: 49 . ail t eltourtiers'esta • ' 111.11). On Monday, he 23d instant, at Bath, Mts.. johnsoo; rr lid of Nathaniel Painter folinson, late of-Lturteigh kohl, near Loughborough, Leice.iterslnte, tht Wednesday Lis t, at her hou..e in U pp er Norton-str-.3;t, Mrs. Adair, widow attic late - Mr. Serjeane Adair, On l'hurt,day last, atter a short illness, the t.ady of I'llo. mss Eytun, Esq. of ,Wellingtota, L its.Shroy4itird. The same day, at ffiLl'iuohd, itt SitricY, the 'ViLeotintess De Catubli. • Ott the 16th dirt, rir Chariottc•street, -Blonrntbury, bert Allan, ut thi.! !stall I t. On Friday Lot, Mr. .I..!,cpt, Ca e, ul II Wurtt. i street, aged OS. On Stlittlayr last, at-his house in 'Upper Titchti,til-sireet, in the year 1.11 hi; age, the Rev. chair, l'ow lett, i,.te Rector of St,•444(ti, 114;:ai Love, to Con"►tvull. The ,same ciTiy, at 'lll4 !tonic in Hill ..iteet, Dr, !elm ; Ibauter, elly6can tiatraortint.try W. tlte. silents vs NValct. - evening, alter " - t l' l't g ri T111:-I; e 1Ti.: CNC° • Vint l Igt MI I :0, r. t unea S:t Nycr, Dail yinan, roweetbrlstprir. Yegerktay. muerni , g, .4141,t01)( 1 ,' 1‘413 11 0 10 thatjait-Mtson 11010,:, lit Italt,Moun stn. '0 1 - •1 he sal i iie - 11 (V, Vicluni Etonitetver, Ati.lltor of the • 54,. ngcil C , 1, . hlr. loint Qt the 1:41i4 Jr.i " .""" "C* 14, utte NS t:2 itrect. t;rostetr•Alatii4 ;or the laper, I etfr7 the E. , 11:0-, ( 0 -o':i.l t a i nt a,yressed.